UMBC analysis views Orientale basin as complex lunar structure
UMBC scientists reanalyze Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory data from NASA to show the Orientale basin, a 560 mile wide lunar crater, has varying density beneath its surface. Sander Goossens notes ongoing settling after the ancient impact. The study, published in Science, highlights how the Moon preserves early solar system history through precise gravity mapping.
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